Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-10
ann TRADE


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fnsghi bse1ghs to ssaiils msfshantsby
t7s sssamBhip Gs,. W. Elder today,
wsss 1851 paska2ss q frul1 % sasks
onions, 50 s4es - I5oo dDzsn eeas. y
paskaess batter. sod 1880 sasks AsaE.
A aa1ntIty Of farming implsments
wsrs noticed on The wharf today. being
tEsasfssFcd from the PUGET s01nd
s30Es Line ears 70 tie steamer Idahe
f5F shipmena 10 Ferry Palssn, Of La
sYnneE. Ths lot consisted q oos
sis11 lbrsshsF. COS separates, and
three harvsslsss. Ths mate Of the
ssamsr Idabe staisd thai during last
ussk the steamer Idaho had taken 10
the sans piass twelve nsw harvsstsrs.
avs Of whish we're iBlsndsd By Mr..
Poison for Feshipment to the Samish.
Sash svidepess speak is load tones Of
TIE rapid Grozth Of the cal and wheat
Qr1winQ sections Of the Sound.
PRODUCE RECEIPTs-Past "a
hours inel1ds IS packages butter, 81
essss EGGS. 81 sacks potstoes. IS tons
hay, s6 sacks cats, l402 sacks G0aF, 60
sacks feed, 50 sacks oSioEs. sack wool,
s buudIes hides, banda pelts, 3 eoops
chickens, 10 eattls. hogs and calves.
Tnere we're also Fccsived go toas Of
freieht on she steamship George ". II.
der and carloads Of eeseral nsefahan-
disc on the PuRet SQUAD shore Line.
bHlPMENTS-0sDeral merchandise
vas shipped from Seattle daTine the
past "a hours ia the following quaint
sizes: q. A r. 3. h. X. 10 tons, p. 8. Q.
Line 10 tons, steamers George z. Starr
tens, Emna Hayward ton, Nellie 81
tons, Fanny Lake ~ tons. Miehiean 81
tons, Augusta 2 Ions, GFaee 8 tons and
Edash ions.
FRUIfS-The Elder bFouRht n 1857
packages Of fruits Of Vafioas kinds. Re
tail prices have not changed, With the
exception Of poaches and apFic0ts,
which for some reason are quoted
shade hiRbeF.
WHRkT-Not few Of Seastleis basi-
mesa men are studying mp the conditions
Of the wheat market. The local market
Ia the past and ct present has found the
demand for wheat 70 consist simply Of
The needs Of the people for such puF-
poses as chicken feed, and on this 90
oonns prices chanaa but little. Toe pre-
sent retail psiee is 81 per GENITAL or tS5
per ton
HAY-Ressipss today, 10 tons. Prices
as yel anchanged though there was
some talk Of probable decline in old
hay e. soon 81 the new crop begins 20
arrive more freely. There 10 bat little
old hay on the market, however, and the
price. e22 50 per ton, retail, will proba-
bis be maintained.
BuTTER-FiFD, With { liability Of
ca advance saon. Retail prices remain 81
IS cents per tWe-pouDd roll.
| EGGS Receipts today SO cases OF
1850 dozen. Retail prices sustained
stilI 81 30d35s peF dozsn.